DUI Traffic Stops

one drug produces some indicator of impairment, and the other drug has no effect on that indicator.

a driver with a CDL licenses who drives under the influence should immediately be out of service for how long?

is using drugs from two or more drug categories at the same time...

0.08

0.03

the process by which alcohol enters the bloodstream

under this, a driver is required to submit to an approved chemical or physical test to determine blood alcohol level

neither drug produces some indicator of impairment...

which is not a common effect of drugs and alcohol on a person's mental and physical faculties?

occurs when the vehicle moves from one side of the roadway to the other, creating a zigzag course.

this case law allows LEOs to charge any person under the influence while using bikes, scooters, ATVs, golf carts....

is a sudden turn away from a generally straight course

is a charging document and a required document to authorize DHSMV to suspend the person's driving privileges'.

NHTSA

who provides refusal affidavits to law enforcement agencies?

drugs from two categories may produce some effects that are exactly the opposite.

use this test when the person is at medical facility, in an ambulance, or you were unable to conduct a breath test

the person is driving, having driven, or being in actual physical control of a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drug

which is NOT a phase in the DUI investigation process

process by which the body breaks down alcohol for elimination...

is the ability to concentrate on two or more tasks at the same time.

process by which the bloodstream carries alcohol to the body's tissues and organs....

Expressed as grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath...

to convict a driver of driving under the influence of drugs (DUID), the drug must be a?????

the ultimate goal of reducing the number of impaired drivers is through?

what are the main goals of the DUI detecting process?

process by which the body expels alcohol through exhaled breaths, sweat, tears, saliva, and urine....

if the you arrest a commercial driver for drugs while operating vehicle, driver may loose license for how long?

is a central nervous system depressant & among the most commonly abused drugs in the United States.....

which is NOT a key to successful law enforcement deterrence?

0.10

is a straight line movement of the vehicle at a light angle to the road.

is a reminder, prompt, or signal to do something, such as take law enforcement action or observe the vehicle closely

drugs from 2 categories produce some indicator of impairment the same way, and these effects strengthen each other

0.05

0.02

this test should determine if there are drugs in the person's system that might cause physical impairment.

person's ability to see, hear, walk, talk, judge distance, and perform the mental and physical acts of daily life

drugs that impair drivers fall into ___ major drug categories based on the observable signs and symptoms the drugs do...

0.04

the charge of a refusal to submit to testing is a ????

this is the process where must identify and gather evidence for a DUI Investigation

expressed in terms of grams of alcohol in every 100 milliliters of blood...

set of 3 standardized validated tests given by LEO during a traffic stop to determine alcohol and drug impairment...

25% of American driver's drive occasionally under the influence and will actually commit the offense on average of?

0.08

person is physically in or on the vehicle and has the capability to operate vehicle regardless if person is operatingit

Which is NOT a decision you will make in the conclusion of each phase of the DUI detection process

The NHTSA course uses the terms "driving while ___ or ___"

detect and investigate DUI situations and to make roadway safe by removing impaired drivers?